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Not a rogue exactly but nice play on words, hehe ;D.
Little speedpaint for
rokoji which got carried away a bit x3. Quick people, commission me until I learn how to make speedpaints that look like speedpaints, not almost like regular illustrations X3
Hope you like it, it was a lot of fun c;
Little speedpaint for
rokoji which got carried away a bit x3. Quick people, commission me until I learn how to make speedpaints that look like speedpaints, not almost like regular illustrations X3Hope you like it, it was a lot of fun c;
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Category Artwork (Traditional) / Fantasy
Species Lynx
Size 793 x 1139px
File Size 1.54 MB
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In traditional, there is no "Speedpaint," there is only "I stopped early." I'm still trying to figure out where it lies... Perhaps flat colors over a sketch?
Still, this turned out great! So energetic, so rogue -ish, and the facial details sing with harmony. And I'm with Dan O'Gambler there, the play of ultramarine and phthalo (or at least similar pigments, it doesn't look granular enough to be cerulean) blues are masterclass - and while Dano sees the muscles, I see the bulge
Still, this turned out great! So energetic, so rogue -ish, and the facial details sing with harmony. And I'm with Dan O'Gambler there, the play of ultramarine and phthalo (or at least similar pigments, it doesn't look granular enough to be cerulean) blues are masterclass - and while Dano sees the muscles, I see the bulge
Of course, we just use the fandom, not academic vocabulary. My teachers been always saying that a drawing or a painting in all stages of creation must look like it can be left alone and seem finnished.
Also. For me it's not paying that much attention to details and using the expression of quickly made lines.
Thank you c: Both blues and dynamic poses are my love, probably that's why it came out good.
Heheheh, beefy kitties ;3
Also. For me it's not paying that much attention to details and using the expression of quickly made lines.
Thank you c: Both blues and dynamic poses are my love, probably that's why it came out good.
Heheheh, beefy kitties ;3
Good point made, another good point made! Sketchiness and fluidity are great tools to have when you're working for speed.
Blue is a wonderful color - so deep, so broad! At the moment I'm enraptured by Yves Klein's blue. And heh, I think of Maine Coon Cats when you say/draw "beefy kitties" :3
Blue is a wonderful color - so deep, so broad! At the moment I'm enraptured by Yves Klein's blue. And heh, I think of Maine Coon Cats when you say/draw "beefy kitties" :3
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